The Weekend is over and it's back to work
Working from home, work that I do during the week tends to run over into the weekend but not this weekend. Apart from keeping up to date with emails and a few odd bits and pieces, this weekend has been taken up with other things.
Since giving up my workspace in the loft and converting into an extra bedroom (our 3 girls all have a room of their own now) I have been without a special place to work. The idea is that we will get a suitable shed but we were having trouble finding anyone that made sheds that I could actually use all year round. On Saturday we found somewhere that does make the sort of shed we want "Hurray!" so all I have to do now is save up for one.
On Saturday evening we went for a walk through some of Blackpool's illuminations... I managed to go without my phone so I couldn't take any pictures - I'll have to take some later.
We've officially counted the baby rabbits and there's one beautiful black one (very health and now running around the cage with its eyes wide open.) We thought there were more than that but sometimes it's hard to tell for sure what's going to happen with baby rabbits (if you know what I mean) and you never know how things will turn out. I will get some more pictures of the baby and the parents and put them here soon.
Since giving up my workspace in the loft and converting into an extra bedroom (our 3 girls all have a room of their own now) I have been without a special place to work. The idea is that we will get a suitable shed but we were having trouble finding anyone that made sheds that I could actually use all year round. On Saturday we found somewhere that does make the sort of shed we want "Hurray!" so all I have to do now is save up for one.
On Saturday evening we went for a walk through some of Blackpool's illuminations... I managed to go without my phone so I couldn't take any pictures - I'll have to take some later.
We've officially counted the baby rabbits and there's one beautiful black one (very health and now running around the cage with its eyes wide open.) We thought there were more than that but sometimes it's hard to tell for sure what's going to happen with baby rabbits (if you know what I mean) and you never know how things will turn out. I will get some more pictures of the baby and the parents and put them here soon.
4 Comments:
As you only have one baby rabbit, will you be keeping it? I know that if you do you could end up with lots in a few months time couldn't you? Do they give rabbit's the snip like dogs and cats if you request it? I am very interested in how this all turns out:0)
Oh yes, we're keeping it. It's too nice to give away and I don't think anyone in the family would want to see it go. We will be taking a trip to the vets though as we don't want too many rabbits :-)
hat a shame you ended up with only one baby, but perhaps a blessing in disguise. I can't wait to see a photo of little 'Thumper'.
Congratulatons on finding your new studio. I'm terrified of spiders, so won't go into our shed, even though it's only a year old! I expect yours will be a super duper damp free and spider free chalet. Did you know that Dickens wrote in a garden swiss chalet set on stilts? We visited it when we lived in Kent.
Hmm... that's an idea, a Swiss chalet on stilts. I don't think we'll be able to stretch to that though and I doubt if Lorraine would be too keen on it being on stilts. We're not having anything to fancy - we just wanted to make sure it would be stronger (and hopefully warmer) than a normal garden shed.
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